MAMBUSAO CAPIZ HYMN - THE OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF MAMBUSAO (MAMBUSAONON AKO)

[@raulynnatan3692]

ayus po yan sir at mayrun na palang tayung music video sa ating awitin dyan sa ating bayan

[@relonaalocana2772]

Ganda ng Music Video, sunod sa culture yata nila

[@janjandatala835]

ganda ng Music Video

[@anniegee366]

Wow great and beautiful town in the world sir Danny navarra

[@DannyNavarraKB343.02]

Hello an tnx for the support, whete u now?

[@williamgolez6325]

Malambing na tunog sg music, nami pamatian, Tahum gid man ang mambusaonon kag mga gwapohon

[@cesardurias3259]

Gusto ko gid malagaw sa Mambusao kay dira natawo ang amon amay. 77 years old na siya karun. Salamat sa Ginoo

[@DannyNavarraKB343.02]

Hello sar, taga diin sar ang imo amay calaagus or baye? Kag diin kaw makara?

[@asencionticar2333]

baw daun gid ang daan nga barangay kag ang brgy officials. pati ang brgy ko daun man. salamat

[@mariloucervandos592]

Nice to hear with different language from different provinces or different municipalities, this time i'ts a kinaray-a version from the bisayas

[@peterlibrada5453]

the pride of your town was again published

[@analitadaulo2816]

nice to see my beloved town presenting what culture and attraction can be seen here, salamat sir

[@nenaocampo4718]

The pride of Mambusaon for their Original Music version for Municipal Hymn, Congratulations Mambusao

[@karencordova4111]

nice to see the Municipal Hymn. its nice and simple but very related to their culture perhaps

[@thomasmartin6088]

A very nice plaza

[@asmrjackunboxinggames4328]

DAE-ON IPABUGAE NGAEAN Mambusaonon is indeed an Aklanon Dialect.

[@DannyNavarraKB343.02]

Hehehe tnx sir

[@ronalddionisio4730]

Ang unique ng lyrics ng Mambusao Hymn

[@daniloguevarra2455]

At least the Municipal Hymn of the Town of Mambusao has a Music Video, Proud to be a blood of Mambusaonon.

[@DannyNavarraKB343.02]

yes Nil you must be proud of being mambusaonon

[@salvacionalejandro7173]

soft to ears

[@aldenmontemayor5942]

ang ganda ng bayan ko

[@patricklind9041]

I like to listen the lyrics even some words are not familiar for me

[@nenelachica2841]

Wow mambusao.

[@elizabethnavarra8991]

very good melody

[@anniegee366]

Wow mambusao wow labao

[@allanmurgia7474]

Official Music video of the Municipality has a lot of good backgrounds on their tourist destinations and products

[@aizaalayon7329]

unique lyrics of music

[@salvacionlamerez9345]

Mambusaonon Ako kanamion sang lyrics

[@alayonevelyn6651]

Official Hymn ng "Mambusaonon Ako"

[@bis4009]

Permission to use this video for our virtual graduation..Thank you😇

[@DannyNavarraKB343.02]

Hello Yam, No probz just for everyone especially for Mambusaonon, tnx for the respect at mabuhay ka. btw please support also my channel by clicking in the subscribe and notification button. hehehe

[@jocelynlago8243]

Mambusaonon ako

[@frankvillareal392]

"Mambusaonon Ako"

[@jennifersevilla9745]

A lot of vegetAbles as the product of the town

[@antoniolaunio2447]

Kanaminsg pag ubra ba

[@rogeroocbena8463]

Mambusao Hymn

[@asmrjackunboxinggames4328]

Sapian, Mambusao, and Jamindan, are Aklanon speaking Municipalities in Capiz. They have their own dialects considered to be part of Aklanon Language not Capiznon, not Hiligaynon, not Kinaray-A. AKLANON DIALECTS OF CAPIZ: Sapi-an (Sapi-anon Deep Aklanon Dialect) Mambusao (Mambusaonon Dialect) Jamindan (Jamindanon Dialect) KINARAY-A DIALECTS OF CAPIZ Tapaz (Deep Central Iloilo Kinaray-A Dialect) Dumalag (Dumalagnon Dialect) CAPIZNON DIALECTS OF CAPIZ Pan-ay (Panaynon Dialect) Dao (Daohanon Dialect) Sigma (Sigmahanon Dialect) Cuartero (Cuarterohanon Dialect) Dumarao (Dumaraonon Dialect) Roxas City & All other Towns of Capiz (Deep Central Capiznon Dialect)

[@DannyNavarraKB343.02]

Agree and well said, tnx anywayz for ur ideas, gbu

[@asmrjackunboxinggames4328]

​@@DannyNavarraKB343.02 It is a data according to 1975 Philippine Linguistics Research. And yung 'E' vowel na yan sa Akeanon Language lang yan eh. Words in this hymn with 'E' Vowel are: "NGAEAN" "PABUGAE" "DAE-ON"

[@blackinnocent8854]

This is surprising! a lot of Akeanon words and you are using "e" sound similar to them. I think the word "Ong" is related to aklanon word "Rong".

[@DannyNavarraKB343.02]

Yes mr. blackinnocent most of our words or dialect same sounds with aklonon because our town is very near to the boundary of aklan and there is only one town gap, so its not impossible to have many words seems similar to them, but most of it has a different tones. Now when when we say “ong” meaning we are pointing something that is similar to “Ang” in tagalog.

[@rosaliecomision4602]

Hello po 🥰 pa visit nman po 🥰🥰🥰

[@ramelandalecio1630]

No one uses the article "Ong" from millineal down to generation z anymore. They should change some terms. Language changes as the time pass by.

[@DannyNavarraKB343.02]

Hello mel, In the tourism aspect we must preserved and observed our local culture even for own dialect, and in the official hymn it needs the local language.

[@kathynavarra78]

Mambusao Oh Mambusaonon ako